Mike Janowski
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Field size? Frame rate? And, why an alpha channel if you’re just posting them as flat files?
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Not that I can find! Would be a useful feature.
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Bravo, great workaround. Premiere is rather format-agnostic, but as you found It DOES work better with a single codec in the timeline.
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Yeah, that should be child’s play. Try exporting a “sequence settings” file (eg, no transcode, just a flat file), and bring that into AME for encode.
Or, simply export it directly from PPro and see if that method of invoking AME works any better.
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Why don’t you just replace the audio before you edit? That’s a no-brainer to me…
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What is your input format, and what are you trying to output?
Are you using a preset or a custom setting?
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-try rendering directly out of AE
-try rendering video only out of AME
-try rendering a smaller low rez movie out of AME
-in other words, change up what you’re doing to see if you get the same, or different, behaviorIf all else fails, quit all programs, restart the machine, try it again.
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Disagree. OS 10.12 Sierra works fine with 13.x. Been using it with a low-end Trashcan and the D500 video card and it works fine.
Lagging playback issues are generally caused by media drive issues. What sort of media drives are you running?
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I’m guessing your teevee can’t read ExFAT. Try an old format, like FAT 16, and attempt it again.
And, to save time, maybe copy a small test file to the drive, one compressed using the same specs as your two-hour opus.
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put your files into a long stringout sequence in Premiere, delete the offending channel. Export.